Movement document certifying that the goods are in free circulation in the EU or Turkey within the framework of the customs union.

Trusted status issued by customs to reliable operators, offering customs facilitations.

The EU IT system managing export declarations and controlling the actual exit of goods from the EU customs territory.

Application of artificial intelligence to customs operations: automated tariff classification, fraud detection, risk analysis.

UNCTAD customs IT system deployed in more than 100 countries, de facto standard in French-speaking Africa.

International customs document enabling the temporary admission of goods free of duties and taxes, without complex customs formalities.

International customs document allowing the temporary importation of goods free of duties and taxes.

The German customs IT system (Automatisiertes Tarif- und Lokales Zollabwicklungssystem) for electronic processing of customs declarations.

Movement certificate used in trade between the EU and Turkey under the customs union, attesting the free circulation of industrial products.

Procedure by which an operator relinquishes goods to the State to avoid payment of customs duties.

Principle whereby a material that has acquired originating status in a country loses its non-originating identity and is treated as 100% originating in subsequent processing.

An insurance policy that covers goods up to their actual value, as opposed to the carrier's limited coverage.

Largest free trade zone in the world by number of countries, aiming to liberalize 90% of trade between 54 African states.

Entity established in the EU designated to assume the regulatory obligations of a foreign manufacturer for products placed on the European market.

Non-negotiable air transport document serving as a contract of carriage, receipt for goods, and instructions for the carrier.

Transport document for air cargo serving as a receipt and transport contract.

Transport of goods by air, preferred for urgent, high-value, or perishable shipments.

Transport of goods by air, preferred for urgent, high value or perishable shipments.

Division of transport, insurance, and customs clearance costs between seller and buyer, as determined by the Incoterm chosen in the sales contract.

An EU instrument enabling retaliation against third countries exerting economic pressure to influence EU or Member State policies.

Additional customs duty imposed on imported goods sold below their normal value, designed to protect domestic industry from unfair pricing.

Additional customs duty imposed on imported products sold at a price lower than their normal value.

Authorization allowing an exporter to self-certify the preferential origin of its goods on invoice.

Sales contract in which the seller bears the risks and costs of transport to the agreed destination, corresponding to D-group Incoterms.

Goods or services provided free of charge or at reduced cost by the buyer to the seller for the production of imported goods, to be added to the transaction value.

Customs-certified status guaranteeing an operator's reliability, granting customs facilitations.

Customs duties unilaterally set by the EU in its Common Customs Tariff, as opposed to negotiated conventional duties.

A bank's undertaking to pay a specified amount if its client fails to fulfil a contractual obligation.

EU regulation covering the entire lifecycle of batteries, from raw material extraction to recycling, with sustainability requirements.

A bank guarantee accompanying a tender offer, ensuring the bidder will maintain their bid and sign the contract if awarded.